MCC NCESL Beach Cleanup
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MiraCosta College is offering a noncredit ESL summer program in 2010 that includes a beach clean-up activity. Students will learn English while helping the environment by cleaning up a local beach. The beach clean-up is an opportunity for ESL students to practice their English skills and give back to the community.
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